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by Thomas Schellen

The venture was conceived to solve a problem of medical claims management for several Lebanese insurers in 1991, right after the country’s civil war ended. Today, GlobeMed Group has 800 employees, is active in 12 markets and is hungry for more.  The Beirut-based third-party administrator (TPA), known until last year as MedNet Liban in its home market, claims to be the region’s leading company in its field by a size margin of at least 30 or 40 percent over its nearest competitor.  “The GlobeMed Group manages around 2.2 million lives and we have grown 10 times in six years. Lebanon, Syria and Saudi Arabia are the three biggest markets of the group,” says Walid Hallassou, general manager of GlobeMed Lebanon.  Related articles: Lebanon’s disappearing health service Meet Lebanon’s top surgeon The TPA business model is a cross between healthcare and insurance. When Hallassou talks about “managing lives”, he refers to

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